Generate Biomedicines
Scientist I / Scientist II, Computational Protein Design
Somerville, MA · Mid
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 7 days ago
Machine LearningAgentic AIBioinformaticsResearch
About the role
- You will join a talented and collaborative group of ML scientists, engineers, and wet-lab scientists dedicated to redefining how medicines are made.
- You don't just run existing tools; you understand what's missing from current approaches and are driven to fill those gaps.
- This role is based in our Somerville, MA office with flexibility for hybrid work.
Responsibilities
- develop, validate, and productionize de novo protein generation protocols and optimization techniques on our experimental platform, using measured data in-the-loop to iteratively refine models across modalities and therapeutic applications.
- design, interpret, and implement biophysical and functional metrics for evaluating generated designs, leveraging existing literature, adapting known metrics to new contexts, and performing original research to benchmark and deploy new scoring approaches.
- work closely with experimental colleagues, biologists, and clinical scientists to define design objectives, interpret experimental readouts, and guide iterative design-build-test-learn cycles that advance programs.
- PhD in Computational Biology, Biophysics, Computer Science, or a related field, with demonstrated experience in protein design applications.
Requirements
- You are fully fluent in the Generate stack.
Nice to have
- 0-2 years of experience applying computational and/or ML methods to protein design, modeling, or prediction.
Skills
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Company info
- We are seeking a creative, motivated Computational Protein Design Scientist to join our Model-Driven Design team at Generate:Biomedicines.
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